The Sun. — London, England, 1818-02-09 00:00:00

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Mr. frilliam Reeks, their art Q't Portsinouth, will he ready to receive sealed TeTiep.s tr 'ot 4, o lee Tho usan d Q aarte - rs o f ENG IA SR WHEAT. Pifty.seven Pounds per Basket: and Too [Andrea or Closed Dried AMBER . MALT, for 'he 6rek, Victualling Deprltneut at that Port; 'to he 46, 4 ras 'e to Samples that will be exhibited at: his' 'Office ; paid for by Bills payable, without Interest, bats , • Vter date. tivt?c"r(t will be had. to any .Tender in which the Price • ' ` ) . t 6 ie d e l ; e inse r t e d i n - cor d s at length, or that shall not it " , , ,1,44'1 before Twelve o'Cloch on the said Matra te I`.; 191 i 'instant, nor' unless the Person who mahes * ` 74 e - tt t a i led one Persm on his belN.if, attends, to erkswer. „. . . ' I r. "Igla.s. of the C o nt ra cts ma y be est the Pie- k e 0 ' ge e at Ports 1 Mak. EXCHEQUER BILL. OFFICE, February 7, 1816. TO BE PAID OFF. PUBLICATION'S. HUIIRID. MURDERS. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Months of February and March; 1817, issued per Act 67 Gen. 111. Cap. 2. ' • This Day was published, in 1 Vol. Foolscap, twice 7s. .31). H 0 I.) OD A. 1 1 .11 N E.; or, The Theasalia spell : A Poem. hinted_ fur T. Mahan], iun:'Old Bond-street; and Bnl4 wiu and Co. Rateitioster-row. ' , Two.mo 130;141 onodeys, committed on Mr. Bird and. usekeeper, who in a house belouging• t Bird., near the Nfirr,e, Green. wich, wereiveSterday discovered: Mr.. Bird• was faraclvanced in, years, lieng neat. 70,„and has re sided many years in , the . Ewen of. Greenwicl►, where he- carried on the. husiness. 4 of a tallow chandler, in which lie acquired. sufficient property enable him to retire from business, and live ; orlon his income, arising from louses and mrey in the funds. His wife,died.abont two ,years ago, ) and since' that lime no person has resides' .with him but his housekeeper He .was'K Mikteun slant attendant at Greenwich church, and,wa; always in his place as sour) as .the service began, accompanied by ,his housekeeper. Yesterday morning it was noticed, by the beadle of the pa. rish, and others, that they. were.not in their .seats in the church, as usual. At the conclusion of the rri-IE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions for paYi off the Principal of the a b ove-m enti onedEXCHE QUER BILLS with the Inteiest dne thereon, at the Chequer Bill-Odice in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard, Westminster, on Mo.iday, the - 9th day of March, At tendanee will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays ex ct.itted) and includingToesda,•the sd of March, from ten o'clock in the morning till one in ,. the after noon, for the purpose of receiving the saute; and, fur the greater dispatch, the hearers of the said Bills are desired to place the Bills in Lists (which are to be. obtained 'at this Office) classing them in • the Order of their' respective dares, 'such' as are for . the . same Amount .heing nume ric-ally arranged, and: specifying the principal Sums• and Interest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 9th day of March inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said bearers, should they be acting as the agents of holderS . whogenames are inserted in the Bills, are previously.to pro cure the endorsements of such holders; and the bearers are SUPERB • WORK. - This Day were In One Volume, Imperial Foliri, with Eighty-four • splendid :• Eitgyotrivgs; by.lbe most eelerated Artists, price' 101. 10s. in hoards, tint.tlited ANTIQUITIES of-ATTICA'; . , freon Drawings by the Artists of a Mission - sent into GREECE aml Atil publi§lied at the Expellee of.the NC/tit ETY ,►f IIII.F;17ANTI. Printed for Lopgataii. Horst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, P: t ti tertiostet-row ; and J. 'lurray, Albemarle-street. e "c° u P i • • tie roP , ; r o i l s HS viden ce pot b° Va. c l I t" striwo eta‘•,44 This Day. Were published, - - Handsomelr printed, in two volumes,- Svc': embellished. with Pot trait,. price 11. Bs.. in hoards, the Third Edition. of HE LIVES of D. JOHN DONNE, ,Sir ' HENRY WOTTON, Mr.- RICHARD HOOKER, Mr. GEORGE HERBERT, and Dr. ROBERT SANDER•SON, To which is now first added, Love and Truth, by ISAAC %VALTON With Notes, and the Life of the Author. By THOMAS ZOLTCH. D.D• • . . pi) t, i L 7'P°l.l l) NC&Y..:IIW, Feb. 5, 1618. • are to give Notice,.‘ that on Thursday, trit e ti ` e 1 914 instant, at' Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, 4. 44 ; )I'4 up to PUBLIC at . His ..11ajesty's rc lrts "g' Yard, Deptford; a gMantityf BEEF ; also sitildro • j UNSgR.VIcHABLE PROVISIONS ` I.O RES, now • I . yln.i.r is - M e said Yard, v i z . : t p " a d , Dre a d Dust, Flour, Fl our S weep i nzs, P ease, P eas e th,.."nings, Oatmeal, Bakehouse 'Sweepings, Bags and Bar.:s, Cocoa Bags, Beef, Pork,' Stitt, Berl' Scraps; SkimMinzs 44 Sweepings, Butter, Chees e , and Vinegar; and a quantity W Portable Soup s &c. &c.. 4 /.)eposit of 25/, pvr cent, i s t r , h e made upon the amount V4eaeh Lot a t th e timeV sale, and the m e reainder of the par ' `',,e-ne.ney paid the-: Stores are removed, for which period offaur;een working days will be allowed. 44 164 ' the da-if Sale: the Buyers partiodarty obsrrvinLT that 44 's t#4o, titre `half of Me querotity is to Ge taken., way.t ., ” p i t tr, -. cnl4ds w ithi n .the. first seven days, and the reinointi r ,-"Be'vnfollowiag days, othekeiSe the Depolit 1:onelf la ill t frricit 'Vtdild the Proidstons.or Stores-remain :he property " C'rown, e.vtenrioo oftime will, on . an'ti acionnt, granted. " These were honourable men in their generations." _Eccles. 4-1. 7. Printed for Payne and Foss, and 3. Mawman, Loudon;, and for Wilson and Sons, York. ton I L St 40. '11)$ also indispensably required to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures ; and to *rite their names and residence at the bottom of each- List; and they are moreiiver rep tired to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to re ceive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. • If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should - be de .troas of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said 9th day of March, they may be ac 'cOmmOdated oncompUting•the Interest to the day on which 'they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examina tion one day prior thereto. Of NN hom may he had', Zouch's• Mrmoirs..of Sir Philip Sidney. 4to. Second Ed tion. Price 11. boards. service•.the beadle noticed the circumstance to some neighbours, and they having remarked ,that the shutters of Mr. Bird's hoi.se hall not been .tiet co, .45, 9.;'‘ Igo ist.orY PATES PECTORALE DES 31/JITUF.S, For the VOICE, COUGHS, HOARSENESES, rip Li E unexampled-rapidity of the Sale of this - IL delicate LOZENGE, and its consequent universal Use iu the polite Circle.: of fashionable Life, render any particu lar instance of its efficacy unnecessary. 'rho peculiar properties of the LOZENGE DE JITRIBE are to cure the most yiolentColds in a timfe incredibly short ; to compose and solte» the driest and most teasing Cotylas ; to heal and clear the inflotned. Lungs and Throat ;••••—a n , in 4 most•astooishiog revanorr, to tune and melodize the Voice. Sold by special apPolotment of the Proprietor, M. La Fon taine; I'alais Royal. a Pork ; .by Mr. Edwards, titi, St. Paul's Church-yard. Price 2s. d. per box.' opened at the usual time, nor were at that time (noon), the beadle and others went to Mr.. Bird's house, knocked at the door, and called, but re ceived no answer ; they, therefore, had no doubt that something dreadful had happened, and de termined on forcing an entrance by ,the garden, at the back of the house. On their entrance,into ;tat ut es, ti-Dot 4 ' id '2 O lent 'i. 2 g at' 11s, 541' ii)dir'3lv Such persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer Rills in whole or in part of payment of principal, upon warking new Bill's, and mentioning the amount at the bottom , if Lists, delivered on or before Tuesday, the 3d of March, may be accommodated with new Bills, payable -to , or Order, carrying an In- the passage,' a-most shocking spectacle .presented itself. The body of the housekeeper was lying on its face in a shocking state, her scull driven in and fractured in a most inhuman manner : 7 "-the horrid act bad been perpetrated by a.blunt.instru went. On proceeding from this scene of horror ,apother; equally horrible presented. In a parlour adjoining the passage, the body .of Bird was lying on its back, with his arms stretch ed, and his bead more fractured than that of•his housekeeper : his behead was driven in about an inch deep, anil the, wonod, as large as a crown- TO THOMAS TAYLOR,. ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Londom terest of two pence by the day, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear . date' the said 9th day of March, and will be deliVercd, together with the Interest due in: respect of the Bills so desired ,to be ex changed, on 'Tuesday, the tOth day of March, and the fol lowing days. The Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made payable to . ,or Order, as above-mentioned, may be 4.ither transferred by endorsement, or will be paid to the Bearer lithe blank shall not he filled up. N.B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to Roth February; 1817, hove been ad - vertised to be paid off, awl the Interest the. - :con has ceased. - ( ' 11, SO iii " 1500 24J, top"' 1 ) 5t ;olet t' s treet' oi , i er! 0_ btt 100 5 e yet )e 5;01 • ) 101.4 -'''' -.l°- : - e 0* t rl' . 01lei VS" 9i Id" . Ik i, ,ficA=ll's i ~Fd F• U'' •0. 000' 11 ---r" B,t;za , ,~ ~+►~ tier Grea t w . E SON . Drderg, r7l ert...it LVG-OFFIC 1?, Jan. 23, 1818. ,T CO MISSIO yEA foi• •V IC TUAL IN G - 1%, irzwEsprs VY do Itereb.y give ,A:9tiec,, t 'erd y : 4 4 esday, the 'pa of February next, they will -he 'km:T r eciue Tenders in writing (sealed up); and treatfor. 6 nsc;;arat Contracts) of what RUM marlbe de ' 7 , 4 , of Malesty'r Troops at • Trinidati, Dewar:an, Ztibice, and "6 , Barbartatw, Jley, A loutha certain; the three jOrmer front the. tlth. of tutu C latter from the Vd of Jane next : and farther ute:l•77/02443 WarninJi shall be ;riven for the termination 4, 4 4 .e'Pectiee COntracts; the Conditions qf which may 64 :1;, S: S' e 6. etau's Office' Is tkot i eg'rtl x ili , be had to any Tender in which the Price e \ , '4,;" 7 Z 6 e inserted tie t frords at length, or that shall not 4 e 4 , t ' r ed to the Board. before One o'Cloch- on the said t a , th e loth of February - veal; nor unless the Per ntake.v the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, 1" answer wAin called for. t,o render'muSt alsobe accompanied by a Letter signed by 1 '4, 7 4i7 6441de Persoats, engaging td beeoMe hound with lite 14 ), S'tp ~ trt ' th e Penal Sails of 5001. for the due per too, of, each of the Contracts. • .TELILLINa;OFFIC F., Feb. 0, istS. CO:TI ISS/ONERSfor VICI UALLING Z 14,1.47 Ardd-EsTr.s. iviivr do hereby give Notice, k tite ) Prid ay next, the 131 h instant, they Wilt he " (1 4 to r ender s in writing (sealed up), and treat for ;. iflY Tons of Oatmeal, Fifty Tons of Cheese, T hirty TOets Of Butter, tr w , nty Tens of Rice, to be Answerable to Sample s of not less than one pound weight each, to be produced with the Tenders, 4 6 Anil 'l'e'st Tons of Virginia Leaf Tobaceo, lTrered the ipaee of one month into his Majesty's Co: 1. ? "16 ": Storei at Deatford; and also (inc. Tiousa)"l e k ,l7* ‘ ! CLOSE-DRIEn ANII3 ER MAIM, to be- au ) g6 te . t ''0,1 4 0 ~anrples (of not less than one quart each),.tobe with th e T en d ers , an d t o b e d e li ve r e d, on e h a lf . ?t the space . of One month, and the other halfwithin ha 4 ? .; e eet °l: atx weeks from the date of the Contract, into 14 ' , I f 4r ." f7ctualling Stores at South:town, near Ply 2he whole to be paid for by 13ills paauble, without 77, 'IVY nays after dote. , ' : co ndition s of the Coull acts may be seen at - the Seere "%- Sim 4 4 4 " . cteel will h e h a d to any T en d er i tt w hi c h t h e P r i ce tot Le inserted in Words at lfnilth; or that shall not be to Ike Buurd before One • O'Clock on the said 'Friday :t . ,, - • , t1 " , 1;1.1 c Inst. nor u n l e s s th wm M the Person ho' akes e Ity, e : l, 0? snow :Arson un his behalf, attends,. to answer , ertllyd f ur. • • t• - / N O FRAUD PItEVENTED. 4 cptitoet:oc t thr many atfetalits that arc ilit'ily il., 11, 44 to impose uti I to- nri;vary a Spurious Composition l % ' l , l 4.f th v GE Nl' l N f• - . BL 1 CIiINO prepared by. DAY and 'Ni tc . ; l 'l l : l N, ti.,• i l ay,. ad o pt e d a liew Label, in . which their attire and Addle:, • ... . . Li Ili. Hi ih Ifolborn . . !, _ . - !-, • ' they nspic.nously ;diced in the evntre of tie Labe) ? tri , st • • if the 4t • t , , vthieli is oolitic all Le; ter- Prt") 'Pit. '' • d " attelil 'oil to this, and the ditferepce , , that 'nee t o ,I • . • , i , h , , ttt et the ltiipoiition. • e REAI..IAPAN lIi,ACKING 'matte nos' will enable Purchase s tiikd i r 1).41 ' 4 . 1 41 ),I. ItTi N, 97, ' High Holborn, and re ~,,,, .•,••• s, i trtuo., sold si•hole 7 ...., an;11....4.- • t ', l ' . , Prl '' 6 l. - 1• 1 Grocers, DrOggisis; •1',911!i5tt1 , 1,..1 . r . 1_ , 1 , 1• •,, . 4 114, 14 1. 1 ,.., • •i < , , . B , ;or--1 Ink 'vs 8;..e in the United Amy "'"cs 41. Ud ::id , anti Is. W. each. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL • . T H's GALLERY, for the EVA BITICYN and SAM': cif the WOR.F,' of BRITISH ARTISTS, is OPEN EVERY DAY from Ten in he Morning till Five in the Evening. Admission, Is. CAtalog - nes, Is. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. . • FIE GREAT ['ICI URL DEATH on the 111. - Hilltsh, CHRIST REJFA TED,' ST. PETER'S F,IRST SE• MON,with several PICTURES and .SEETCH ES from - other Scriptural Subjects, are Inky EXHIBITING, under the itrimediate Pact-m.144e of his Royal Highness the Prince Reo•ent . , at PA ..L-M A LL, near Carlton- fiati;e, every day from Ten till Dusk. CHARLES SMART, Scoretary. 'THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. WITT and attention qt tile Pubrie the SUFIENIE of the NEW Lori' EJIY, which contains th. folluivingllLUStlai List at Capital Prizes, PiizeN of L. 30.000 Sterling Money L. 30,000 3 of. 10 of 1,000 sterroo: 1im1, 1 .-10,000 14 of - 500 Sterling Money.... 6,00 Cf 14 fit.. 4OO Sterling Money.... 5.600 18 of 3OO Sterling Money.... 5.400. 40 of 2OO sterling Nloney. .. 8,000 Besidet others, of 1001.„ 501.. &c. ?ix. in addition to which Twelve Pirs of the best Old Port Wine way he obtained by the Put'chayeys of Tickets or'Shares, at Me Old anti Fuittinate Offices of SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry; Charing- Cross; and 31, Aidgate }licit-street. QUADRI LI. E DA NCI NG. L LE N, No. 19. • Sketr-itil-sireet, es Pt T,Lic . LESSON:: and PRACTICE in genuine QUADRA LLES.,WALTZ,aro..I COUTZ;iTRY DANCES, as danced by the'seiect Fashionabl• s of Paris and London, Morning sets for Ladir , i,nray, Evening sets for, Ladies and i4entlemen. Private Lessons at all hours-to uniting ht or in - 'complete Pupils of - any age _wishing privacy, or more e,:pedi Lions or refinedricquireinent than Public Lessons convey. Ea niilv parties attowled, • Youth ilualified for the Profession or Theatre. Ladies instructed to. teach their Families, for aid ing which he .las on sale new-invented self-playing Instru ments, enabling • hem to .Uultirate their own Dancing, give Balls withinu - Mokicians, or amuse themselves and Friends with Music, by Clock-work. TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, By Mr. SOTHEBY, at his House, 140, Strand, opposit, Catherine-street, THIS and Six - following Days (Sunday excepteri), at 12 arTClmk, . , rri V.4. 1 .11ah1e Extensivi: . COLLBCTION of KU M'S, chnsisting principally of BRITISH POR- . TR tITS. the Property of the late LIV.NRY umorr, Esq. enitracing . everY Description of Clihricter; from the 'earlieor Prritri down to .the Commencement of the present Reign, by the troSr' eminent Engravers, viz ,Faitiourne-, GI over,'Hollar, Login, I.hurhart, Marshall, Valck, Vandrebanc, l'herst, &c. .nan3 of which are of peculiar rarity, an 4 several trnicre. Alm, the Works of GE.OlltiE VERTUE, , containing a _ . 'mutter of Proofs, and curious Variations. raxe Mexao tintu Portraits, • 14 'Btckett, 7 Biowne. Blooteling; :rompmn, Van Sower, Verholve, Williaras, &c. including• the much .:steemed Works of J.'Sto it li, clinict. impressions. Fine lingra* d Foreign Portraits, ,hy Dreret, Edclinck, Masson, Nante#ei I, Van Scho p pen, ttc. Miscellaneous Prints by An cient Nhsters, a few Copperplates, Books of Prints and Use. ful Purt 1.13. The above Collectihn was, formed near Forty Years since, h: the Father of Mr. Mott. the well-known and tx perieticer Benjamin Ihbott, l±sq. the Friend and leellkiw.Col lector of the late 'Lord Orford; the Rev. Mr. Granger, Mr. Gulston. sir Williani Mnsgrave, Sir James Lake; :Richard Bull, arirlAothony Storer, Esq. ae. &c. and remain in the same stair they came iuto the possession,of. the late Pro-. plietor. 'Fu timt.of Sidi, Anti Utialogues Crrice 25.) hail at thcilace of Side. tioNouagD Stu,- • BEG leawc to inform you, that, ever since the IL- year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Lues Lenora; which, from its obstinately resisting every course 04 medicine ;orescribed by the most eminent of the facnlty here, and tin- . !ergoing severalsecere courses of salivation, and twice dis :barged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to 'Sc of the 'oust inveterate nature. ;In the spring of last year . coy disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of -my bead, one on each arm, and•my legs •were. broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; -my left had also two' large nodes on it, was very much discOloured, and iave we such excruciating pain, particularly wlien Warm in. bed, as nearly to deprive rue of rest ; in 'this laMe....:ahle state, I • was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received, so great a cure by them here), to take your Leafre's Patent-4 1 H Is, which I began to do on the Vitlt of May ; in the course Of a fortnight I began to receive benefit -in. little more than a month the ulcers on my'head and arms were soundly healed smut atter, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, bow ever,,eonsiderahle discohsuratiot) in the skin, and pain ittthe bime of the left; which, by the 1)1( ssing of God, airs: a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, so!*soled ; the litotes distiersing, the rcgaini;:g its atural hire, a nd the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l thus becaine,' by your liberal advice apd medicine, perfectly free trout all my former complaints—have• recovered toy former, spirts nd itrungth, and ant become jolly and fitt,in which state having continued warty months, to the astoniShmcnt of all win) knew ate, I am at n loss in what le.ans tw , ex press 7ny gratitutle , ,lo I beg you, for the good • of of her stills ring mortals, to make this my case as public as possible; as I shall on every occa ion ; in so doing you will greatly . Sir, your grateful, obedient, very hinoble serVant, • .ALEX. .IIUIti Eft Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. totheltbuye lohn•Tlinpson, No. 3, New Potiltry Market, Edinburgh, John Vlctiitosh; Old Assembly Close., Edinlitirgh. 'Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY t.OR, Member of the Royal College •of Surgeons, at his • house, No. 9, New Bridgo-street, London; , whine, after a constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice. parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his r rofessimi should alWays observe in such cases, he tiattei‘ himself the advice and-assistance he . 4-rataitously administers to persons takingAbis Medicine, will he esteemed, by a-discerning Public, as an - adVaitage seldom attainable, anti void of ali ambig City. AN° sold, by his appointimeirt,for the•Convenience•of thus' living . at a distance, at.theThyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxters, South-bridge, Edinburgh.; Callwelt's, Dublin ; run) by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain . and Ireland, in boxes ofonly 2s. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed Sip with fial and plain directions, whereby persons, c.f eitht r sex may cure themselves with ease, ipee'd;rearicy, and safety. UNIVERSI ry INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, FEB. 7.—ltichards Lown►les, Esq. Masters. of Arts, of Trini►y.Cullege, Cambridge, has been : admitted ad eundein in this University. On Sat►uday last the toiluwing wete adtnitted to Degrees : WASTERS OF:ARTS. .Mr. John Thomas Claridge, of Christ Church. Reverend Edward Gregory, of Trinity College. BACHELORS OF ARTS. Mr. John Samuel Enys College. .of Exeter College. Mr. Francis Lloyd. Stti detct of Christ Church. Mr. Wm. Spencer White'oche, .of 13alliol College. Mr. William Perkins, of Lincoln College. 111 r. Joseph Painter Griffith, Scholar of Wadham College. Mr, Griffith Richards, of Queen's College. • Messrs. Thomas Steven Hodges, of University College, and Matthew Mundy, of Exeter, II: A: were 'nominated by the Proctors to he Colleen,: s. _ _ The noniber of Determining Bachelori are one hundred and sixty-four. _ . The Army of Occupation is a subject of ninch in terest All circles. -The Three Vielsl,-Marshals, the Ninety-seven Generals, and the 3550' cum.; missioneti Officers to be drawn, not in companicts but each separately and di,tinctly by lot, as is cx pl-tiiiefl by the Scheme of4he -present • Lottery, having Three Grand Prizes, of 30,0001. with 9; other capitals, and 3550 Prizes of varied vhluesy of 100/. 501. &c. &c. which is so arranged, by the nesire ut Adventurers themselves, that nearly 5000 Tiekets, - with about 40 Capitals, besides the usual numbers of other Prizes, will he . :til drawn on the 4th of March. In adaitiOn, Three Blanks ‘viti teceive twelve Pipesot. Port awl in propurtioalor .Shares, piece : these wounds had . also been inflicted with a large blunt ir,strument, supposed to be R bind ieon, employed by. a pow et ful man, whit apisads rently !Dust have been,lett,hauded. A candle was found its the passage close to the . housekeeper, and it is supposel the murder. were committed late on Saturday, or Ili least-betore 10 o'clock, as that was. the boor Mr. 1 .3is d colwaroly went to bed. The housekeep,r always had the chain of ;he street door up wl,e she au,wered knock, and there- being n doubt.. but that• the murdcrer entered by that door, it is supi,osed : t hat she tons( have been induced to open it . , under lame talse -pretence, Or because she knew the person, who, as soon as he gained admittance into, the passage, knocked her down and j u h u rpa ir ly utnt- Alered her. It is : supposed that Mr. Bird was reading, and that, on his'heating the attack upon his housekeeper in the passage, he left his fir;! , ,side' to proceed to her assistance,, as •his. body was found, between tbe fir r e-place and, the door of the loom, with, his spectacles. near one band, and a candle close to the other. Tl►e horrid discovery created a very con&ider►ble legree of agitation and alarm in the town of 3reenwich during the whole. of yesterday. Mr. Bicknell, ►lie soli6tor, sent off an express , o tl►e ►ublic office, Bow-street ; and Adkins- and' La- vender, the; officers, arriving ; with pos s ible speed, proceeded to examine the premises, and to endeavour to discover snspicitnis characters,' but without finding any trace of the murderer. Time is no doubt but the.object of the aktapit ( f e r. Tke keys Of ibe.drawers and 4.9xes bud been procured, and it is suppwed they were taken iron) the pockets of the dece4sed, as they %%ere. stained. witir blood. • It bds not.been,,ogeertkincd of what property. [lre pren►ises gave been, robbed. In "a dra‘ver" which bad not been opened were found iiank;-- totes to the amount of 31 t.. which Were ascerk}ived :0 lie the, amount, of 4 dividend lie. received .at the Liank on the j 0 ,1) ofjaunary last. The murderer also left , four silver salts, several' table and other spoons, and a soup lNdle., kis supposed the mur derer did not take wearing apparel away. • Mr. Smith, the Magistrate of that place, was in attendance on the spot, to act with promptitude, in case any suspected person was discovered.. Ott the AhrCildfUl arid •distressing , intelligence Peing commttuicated to Mr. Bfrd's sun, ,liast cued to the house, when the overwhelming grief rind - dis• traction with which he- was agitated on viewing themangird body, off his. dsce.a.s,F4 _flitjler can be het-ter imagioed than It is a question at the present moment, whether e onexample'd sale which has tititen.plaeu in .the preseut„earty. peritpd of !tie, b as , . b ee " caused by t.be•i4.%:orces. of Fo s rtune or Ailev?!aries of Bacchus.--On the one band, Thre . e Prizei of Thirty Thousand Pounds and One H nndred -Ca. pitals may .he, adduced BS. incoqti overtiide iirgu inenis whilst, on the. other, Twelve Pivss itt • the best Pout \Vine in 'the kingdom seem no Its& convincing. We believe _the eirect Wray be at tribtved to their. combined opera! ion the no velty of the idea, since this is the first _Lottery. on record where the cornucopi Famine t.as overflowed ;:ith the chuieebt gifts of the Srin of :Svarele.